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Ongoing investigation reveals lead contamination still affecting thousands of residents Source · cnn.com
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Years after Flint made national headlines, lead contamination is still affecting thousands of residents. The infrastructure replacement is slow. The health consequences are permanent. This ongoing investigation is a reminder that the water crisis isn't a past event with a tidy ending — it's a lived reality for families who can't simply move on. I follow Flint not because it's the worst case, but because it's the most documented. What it reveals about the gap between policy and people is important. Read the full story.
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What is this story about?
Ongoing investigation reveals lead contamination still affecting thousands of residents
Why did Glen Kerby choose this story?
A story that should never fade away. A deeply impoverished community still dealing with lead and chemical contamination in their water supply — government said it was over, it isn't. A reminder that the rot is always at the center, and the people with the least power are always the first to drink the poison.
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It was published by cnn.com as “Clean Water Crisis in Flint Continues”, at https://www.cnn.com/2025/08/03/us/flint-michigan-clean-water-crisis.
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“Clean Water Crisis in Flint Continues”
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